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Financial Skills - Opening a Bank Account
I was surprised when I asked parents to tell me the life skills they wish their kids knew, and there was a resounding request for kids to learn how to open a bank account. Similarly, there was a huge call out for: How to budget & balance accounts How to write checks and pay bills And how to start saving for retirement It seems some of the things we take for granted are, as a result, missing from what we teach kids. This... ❯❯❯
Financial Skills - Writing Checks & Paying Bills
I was surprised when I asked parents to tell me the life skills they wish their kids knew, and there was a resounding request for a few topics: How to open a bank account How to budget & balance accounts How to write checks and pay bills And how to start saving for retirement It seems some of the things we take for granted are, as a result, missing from what we teach kids. In the last article, we focused on budgeting &... ❯❯❯
E-Invoicing in 7 Steps
Step One: Know your 'as-is' process: I knew all too well in my days of selling e-invoicing, that if a prospect didn't know their 'as-is' process, they were a good 12 to 24 months from implementing e-invoicing. So don't skip Step One. If you don't know your process, you probably don't know key metrics like your First Time Match Rate. This means you won't know the degree to which e-invoicing might help you (and you may have problems in... ❯❯❯
A Simple Guide to Non-Convertible Debentures
A bank fixed deposit is a safe and lucrative investment idea because it provides a fixed and assured return on investment. However, the rate of interest offered by banks is low and hence not the best investment option. Hence, low-risk investors with the need for assured return but at a higher rate can opt for the investment product called debenture. A Debenture is a type of debt instrument that is not secured by physical assets or... ❯❯❯
